Global Med Device Investigation Highlights Importance of Managing Risk Alongside Innovation

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The future of elder care is centered around greater independence for seniors. But, according to BDO’s international analysis, the role of tech in preserving that independence and maximizing quality of life differs between both sides of the Atlantic.

As advancements in tech and expanded CMS reimbursement of telemedicine quicken elder care’s move from hospital to home, the Northeast and the West find themselves at differing levels of home health investment. But the regional divide isn’t what it seems.